BOARD MEMBERS NEEDED: Would you like help youth explore, learn and grow at Kiwanis Camp Wa-Ri-Ki on the scenic Washougal River (about an hour north of Portland)? If so, we have some Board positions open and welcome you to write and apply at our website. Have a read of the requirements, then get in contact.
This year Camp Wa-Ri-Ki will be having a Gardening Series and Nature Day events! We're excited to help kids learn and experience nature at the camp. They'll learn all about gardening and participate in other outdoor activities during all the programs. These programs will no doubt create lasting memories for the kids.
This year Camp Wa-Ri-Ki will be having a Gardening Series and Nature Day events! We're excited to help kids learn and experience nature at the camp. They'll learn all about gardening and participate in other outdoor activities during all the programs. These programs will no doubt create lasting memories for the kids.
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Kiwanis Camp WA-RI-KI is a natural forested environment for educational and physical recreational programs for children, families, community and church groups. Our Mission Statement: Our non-profit is committed to providing an outdoor experience that offers optimal child development and community growth through recreational, educational and leadership opportunities.
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The camp's grounds were used as an Honor Camp for inmates of the Larch Mountain Honor Camp after it was built in the 1950s and into the 1960s. In 1973, the grounds were turned over the Kiwanis organization to run a camp serving children with special needs, as well as the elderly. Over the years it has transformed into an outdoor school setting where many local school districts utilized the facilities.
Kiwanis Clubs
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Southwest Washington Kiwanis Clubs work together to support Camp Wa-Ri-Ki and fulfill the Kiwanis mission of helping special needs and children at risk in our local area. Your involvement as Camp Alumni Association members, Donors, a Kiwanis Club member, a Board member for the Camp and more help us to help children in our community!
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Sustained Giving Members Needed! - We're celebrating 56 years since opening. Now you can help us add amenities (new playground, new archery course); do maintenance (kitchen upgrades, septic fields repair); and get set for a bright future (we're planning a major construction project for a new dining hall meeting lodge).
The Human Bean Coffee Fundraiser
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We have a lot in common with our program sponsor, The Human Bean. They rely on the health of the world's rain forests to grow and produce wonderful, sustainable coffee beans. We also rely on forest health to deliver programs to youth and adults to teach them how to be good stewards of our environment.
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